Originally, I was just going to have the kids make a drawing or two, maybe a card for their grandmas for Mother’s Day, but then I came up with this idea. Picture frame magnets. Now, I’m sure I’m not the only one to have done this, so there’s probably other instructions out there (that perhaps look a bit better too lol), but these were made using materials I already had, and made in a way to make them easy enough for children to make. However, I went ahead and did the cutting and gluing to leave more time for “embellishing”.
Items needed:
Glue (Good old Elmer’s will work)
Card stock paper in color of choice
Flat magnets (like the kind businesses hand out for free)
“Embellishments” (stickers, stamps, markers, glitter…you name it!)
1. Cut out two strips of card stock paper 1 inch wide and 7.5 inches tall
2. Cut two strips of matching card stock paper 1 inch wide and 5 inches tall
3. Cut magnets into 1 inch(approx) squares, I was able to get 6 out of one magnet

4. Glue the strips of paper together, making sure the lengths line up with each other (it helps to have a picture handy to gauge where to place the strips)
5. Glue a magnet piece in each corner on the back of the frame

6. When the glue is dry, decorate any way you want! Make sure to cover up the corner seams =)
Here is an “action” shot of the mostly finished product (as my daughter is not home from school yet to decorate it!).

No, we don’t normally have Pokemon hanging on our fridge =)